Monday, November 8, 2010

Movie Review: Frozen












--Jason D. Martin


Unknown said...

actually im seeing the movie right now, and i had to stop it because it was making me really nervous, i realized most of the points you've mentioned, like not putting the hood or sleeping with the hand outside the pockets,
mi opinion, if jumping is really high and there is no powder under me, the best solution is to climb through the cable with hands and legs, or take your clothes of and make some kind of rope that leads u down, after that u go down skying so cold wont be a life/death problem within a couple of minutes

chevythunder said...

the actors actually were cold in the movie that didnt shoot it in a studio they actually shot it in -4 temps didnt you watch the making of it obviuosly not might wanna do that before you write a review!

American Alpine Institute said...


Movies take a long time to produce. And perhaps they were cold every once in awhile, but they didn't respond like they were. After spending a significant portion of my life in the cold, I feel quite confident that even the dumbest person in the outdoors would zip up their coats when it's cold.

Additonally, I was reviewing the film and not the making of the film. There are a lot of bad movies out there with interesting backstories, but that doesn't make them well-researched or good drama.

I stand by the fact that the concept of Frozen is great. But the execution of the film was terrible.


Anonymous said...

I watched the film yesterday and could not believe they did not pull their woolly hats over their faces. I also could not believe they were sitting with their legs dangling down, instead of changing the position to retain heat. Not to mention, they had a lighter with them, which they lost ...

Anonymous said...

I totally agree with everything Jason said.
They are in fact very dump persons.
When I go out somewhere I always make sure at least one person of my family or friends know where I am or going. Just like in that other movie 72u (?) about that guy getting stuck in the grand Canyons he too didn't say to anyone to where he was going.

But the worst part of this movie are the wolfs. I know a thing or two about wolfs and they usually just don't attack humans its extremely rare. First of all where all of those wolfs at the same time rabid? By there are almost no wolfs anymore in New England and if they where they would avoid humans.